dun- CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this Three Tunes. BOc— Each Addition... WANTED WANTED mulRL FOR LiGli'i‘ housework .111 small family; sleep home. Call 711. 111., 4 Washington 81., Mrs. Meek. 1124 it ants. 1. 0 V '3” For Sale. Business I f Professional Cards. and Miscellanea :: z: z: :: :1 :: .Twenty-flve Words or Less. 28c— ord.1 cent per Insertion. in Black- hoe or Cape. bwhie Price I . TO LET FOR SALE TO LET—FIVE ”ROOM COTTAGE, FOR SALE ~~~~~ BAY HORSB,WE1G1‘IS all improvements. No. 1 Cottage St. 110011111. Kind and true. inquire 119 East Norwallt. Inquire on premises. West St. 1124 It m24 3t -——J~-—- HOTBED BASH—150 GLASSED LADIES’ EARN $2.25 DOZEN MAK- ing plain neckwear. Home business. Experience unnecessary. Mail dime for pattern, instructions. Needlecraft, 2151, Altoonu. Pa. WANTEDwSALESMEN WANTED, $75.00 per 111011th and all expenses to begin. Einperlence not absolutely necessary. Take orders from dealers for cigarettes, cigars, smoking and chewing Itobaccos. Penn Tobacco (10., tStation 0, New York, N. Y. 2-1 2m WANTED—$1,000 FOR A 6 PER ( out. mortgage on house and lot worth $21,000. l..1urence.Agency,15 South Main St. n22 3t. WANTED—BOARDERS, AT NO. '1: Harilund St., large and small rooms with heard, all improvements '1‘ able tcu: (iers accommodated Terms rcasmmnlc 1122 31 WANTED-«SITUATION AT GEN- (Irai housework .by Slavish girl. lu- (mire Dietrich, 10 Cross St., South INorwalk, n22 3t BOARDERS WANTED—TWO DAN- liliii‘y Normal School girls. Board $11.50 per week. Large room, all cell- veniences. Mrs; -H, 11. Davis, 91 North 'St, Deub11ry.~30nn. 1121 31 WANTED—YOUNG WOMAN FOlt llg‘ht office work at night from 11) p. .111. to 7 a. 111. Age between 23 and 30. Must be able to tarnish best of ref- (Ireuces. Address M., care Sentinel. n21 31 WANTED-«MESSENGER BOY. l.\’- (1uire at, Telephone Office, 1121 3t WANTED-BY GERMAN WO- iuall, washing and ironing 11nd clean- ing by the (lay Ol‘ washing at home. blend postal. Mrs. Demuth, Taylor Ale, R. 1“. 1'). 37. n21 3t WANTED—431’ T1115: MANAGE- lllout of Merrill Business College, sev- (Irul young men to tilt clerical posi- tions Applicants must be experienced 1:1 office work and be excellent 11eu- men. . , n21 :lt WANTED—MACHINISTS. SOUTH Norwalk Engineering 07.1120 lit WANTEDwLOANv ON MORT- wage $3. 750 to $4, 000 on new modern stucco residence. Box 685, South Nor~ walk. 001111. 1111) St WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALI. KINDS cattle and poultry. Best market prices paid Extra prices for int ‘colvcs. 5’ to $4 for bob calves to fallout-1. Friedman, Co'nn Ave Tel. 1151. .1 ‘ 029 ll CLUETT, PEABODY a 00.. INC... have situations to offer on shirt work power machines, steady work. 08 tf BUSINESS NOTICES SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW AND House Cleaning Company—Windows and houses and offices cleaned, rugs and carpets beaten, signs polished. fiend postal llox 516, South Norwalk.‘ n18 tit v . First 31:8. TO LET~FOUR ROOMS AND sash for sale, in good order. . Will sell large pantry. inquire at 6-1 Meadow any number at one-hall? their cost. St.. South Not-walk. n24 3t Comstock Hill Dairy 00. Tel. 1117-2. 1124 3t T0 LET~A HOUSE OF SIX ‘ rooms water and toilet, newly reno- FOR SALE-GRAY HORSE. 8 voted. Rent $13.50. No.11 Hunford years old, sound‘and kin-(1, work any- place. Inquire at No. 9 .Hentord place. where. Weighs 1.401), lbs. A. Wald- Enst Norwalk, Conn 1124 3t rou. ‘ n22 3t TO LET—FURNISHED 'ROOM, FOR SALE-‘GNE, 1913 PALMER suitable for two; all modern convcn- Singer Brighter sixuutomobile. IWill lenses. 9H. J. Lewis, 8 West St. demonstrate. A. Woldrn. n22 :11 1122 It - . LOST +0 LET—~«NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE, all modern improvements. Hardwood . _, . , , lfloors, electric lights. inquire corner _ tl'ioeiTmlgPRGh 335‘” A‘,\,D ”I‘M-K Main and Word Sis. Tel. 1398. ‘5 r 1’ “I “me \ 3°“ Reward Taylor Ave. 10 LETé—z COMFORTABLY FUR- .. nished front rooms, each. suitable for 1 . . one or Itwopel‘sons, all improvements; 11122118TE1311ATIL3Dafiphvf-hx 1N0" 111:} five minutes from depot. 12 1—2 Hun- ’i‘ l ‘ , i 00m“ Em ford Place South Norwalk. 1122 31 r ”1’“ ”WW“- 3 “‘1‘ “01“" 1111 . Will finder please i‘etill‘ll‘ to this 01-” .TO LET—AT 2 HIGH 81‘. ONE lice and receixe reward? 1124 .ltl two or three furnished rooms, suitable ~~--~W-~-~ for light housekeeping. Also single rooms at reasonable prices. 1121 31 8 TO LET—~TO SMALL FAMILY. Six rooms, 18 Union St, upstairs. inquire 3:51;: 7:; ”fig-12:51 Aécongogz-m v .' . ,1 a. 2 3 . 1 w itlnilillsiioliihlimbeth M n 1 t Court November 22, A. 1119111. TO LET—~ON OR BEFORE DECEM- Estate of Eibirt A. Woodw,urd into her 1, one large and one small span. of Norwalk. in said district deceased meat. Ililoth very attractive and com- Ordered “‘1“ the Itlustee Of that fortable. Heat and hot wuterturnish— certain trust created ill and by [118' (ad. inquire 53 West Ave. will of said deceased primarily for the benefit of lIl‘1nk W. \Voodwn: ‘,d ex- No questions asked. n24 3t: RENT—ON DEC. 1, Bi IDI'OVBI'flelltS, electric, gas, etc. 5 min walk on the 4th day 01‘ December. utes from East Norwalk depot. Flue W“ 111.11 09‘0“" folouoon, and that. location. inquire Muring construe-1‘“ Del’SOHS interested in said estate tiou Company, 123 Washington Stu liltil be uoliilcd thereof. the said irus cm. hid (it too will cause this order to be 111111- " llslled ill a newspaper having a ciltu T0 LET—-I»APA’RTMENT, 16 pm}. lotion in said district. at least lilo St. Inquire 011109 of R. and G: Corset «lays before said 4111 day of Deccm Company, her. 191 .1. .3 . HENRY \V. GREGORY, n1. ti 112-1 (it - Judge. TO LET—FOUR ROOMS WITH ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT all imprOvements, corner Cove and ”TWP of Norualk 55., probate . inquire R Joselovsky, 52‘(‘0111 Not ember 2‘3. A 11,6918. “”81in St, or 21 FlrstSt. 022 if *8 0f Hill'i‘ict Aymur. late 0L . Norwulk. in said district deceased. lmTo OLIEEEE figgrgmgé‘écmée £2411; Ordered That. the tlusteo of that pro on I I ' crt in li‘ll‘i. rut-ii 1111 b ,- Ith'l'ill able to right party. 1811 Main St. 9 a, b C 9 H ll." 1' t '” Norwslk. Address Geo. L. Britten. 82 Fort St. last Norwalk. Phone 331. 018 tr. to this court for adjustment, llt thc. Propane ol‘tlcc 111 Norwalk. on the 1111 ___ —_. , _‘ ,forcnoon and that all persons interest- TO LET OR FOR SALh"G ROOM ‘ ed in Sold cstnte may be notified thoro- cotteges with all improvements. ready _ for occupancy Nov. lst Rent $20. For 01‘ the said trustee will cause Jilin sale on easy hermé. , having a Circulation 111 said (listli,”(5l go Hoyt, at File South Norwallt ($212: at least the days before said 1th day ()1 December, 191.: HENRY W. GREGORY. lflistnte 01' Mary l“. Ayres, late of Nolw.ulk in said district, deceased. Ordered That the administrator e\ lllblt his administration account to” this coull for udlustlneut. at. the i"lo-’ 15? Washington 8‘- halo office in Norwalk, on the 1st day Liability. Fire, Life. Murine, Plate Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety Bonds. All to reliable prompt paying Companies. Tel. 345. DEAD‘LIMBS are the ones that fall—e menace’ to life and property. We trim all kinds of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS, BOUTH NORWALK, conu.’ . ......_.._ _....,N.,_.u...._.....~ .._E- . ..¢._..h._- iii-liilii filiMPERSL; fifllRiilliN Hiiii Lalil'lr Convention Adjourns with Vote to Meet ln'Plllladelpllla Next ‘ ’ 1-11“. A'I‘TlilC, Wash, Nov. 24.I-'l‘llo Amcrlcnn reiteration of Labor ud- jutlrncd Saturday. night after electing olllcors and choosing I‘lllludelpllln all the plum- or its next convention. which will usurmblc (111’ litre second Monday (11‘ November, 11111. The olllccrs chos- en are: President. Samuel tlompcre; first vice prehidcllt. James l'luuruu; second vice president, .‘lumeu O'Connell; third vibe president, Dennis A‘. linyuos; fourth vice president, Joseph H. Vul- wllllle; fifth vice president. John ii. Alpine: nlxlll vice president, H. ii l-‘orhum: seventh vice president, John 17, White, president of the Pnited Mine Workers of Amérlcay eighth vice pres. ideal, Wonk Duffy. boners] secretary of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and miners: treasurer. John 11. Lennon; secretory. Frank .lll'nl‘rlllou. in this list, are only two new men. White and fluffy. t“ ‘11 M1 , YOUR ROOF FOR is Second Vice Presi- of December, 1911,31. 10 o‘clock lore noon. and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thcrcol‘”, the ndllllllistrator will cause this or- Property Owners ‘ tier to be published 111 a newspaper Attention having a (l‘iiClliiliipll ill said dist; ict. ' at least ilve days before said 1st day WE WILL PAINT ANDngPIEIQR of December, 191.1. lIliCNRY W. GREGORY, Judge. roo'r. WITH A GUARANTEE 1124 1. E. R.Bradley&Cc. GENERAL ROOF AND MASON CONTRACTORB. Felt and Tln a specialty, Slate and Shingle, Stack Painting. 11 Washington 8t 80 NOVWIlk Conn. \vlllI of said deceased primarily for Phone 781. the benefit of John 13. Woodward, 11x- hlbit its account to this court ior llll luotmout ut the Plobutc cfllce ln Nor- wnllt, on the. 4th day (11' December. 191:1, at. 11 o clock forenoon. and that ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT District of Norwalk. 21s.. Probate (1ollrt. November 22,11 11.111111. Estate of lGl-brt A. Woodwuld, late of Norwulk,1ll said district, deceased. Ordered, That the trustee or that BPlNN— ADJUOTMF‘WB- (Id 111 a newspaper hating 11 cheats- LATEBT METHODQ,I11011 in suit] district, at least llye days' . .” below said 4th day or December 191:1 l ‘ BARTHOL D C 11111111111 11 condom”? 9 ° ‘ 1124 it . .Judge. 1 I Atlantic 8i. Mumford. Conn. Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms. ‘ outh Norwalk Office-48 Meadow 81., ...... . 0w en Phone Connection. . flours-41 a. m.-5 p.111. Monger. Wod- dinder new management needuy. Friday (1:110 om . SPINAL Ali/lusts runs. .- , :THE FORMER M I - . - Lane Restaurant ”mm Thoroughly Cleaned and Renovated. Excellent Cul-ine. rl’euidenl, William ‘D. Huber voluntarily. The vote on convention city was: Philadelphia 111.1134. ,Fort Worth, Tux. . L B TRIPP 8.11:2. President Gompqrs closed the! prop convention with an address in which: he announced tilltl. tile executive coiln ane moneyw animal ads. will sell all would meetln Scuttle next Mon- property, get employment or rent. va- lley. ‘ . _ cunt property quickly and cheaply. uuflmmhpunua 11m bent in in” it $811011 adv. l l l l " _ , 5 . “W Mill Sinai-soil momma" . 8mm Initiated lute New Order formerly located in South Norwalk. and until today a very exciting exper mains-(1 unknown. the-story. The following clipped from of May 13, 111(1). tells the whole thing: On With the Story. Willie Rllode of North avenue yes- terday took his: first degree Ancient Imd Mystic order of Cherube, and it is hardly probable that he will n22 3t for return to Mrs. C. E. Knapp, 27. dAUTlFUL hiblt its account to this court l'or nd i new 6 room residence, all modern im- justmlent at the l’lobnte office in Nor- i of said deceased, exhibit its nccounir” day 6% DecclllIbel', 1913, at 11 o'clock Inquire 01' (has order to be published in a newspaper» 1124 it Judge. C T MSCEGOVBI‘H ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. , District of Norwalk, 88., l’robute' About Court, Nov. 19. Afil, 191:1. certain ‘truut (treated in ulld by the ' all lllerllone interested ill Hiiiti estate” 0 R0 R ACTIC may be notified thereof, the said tr”us~ too will culled this (1: “(lcl to be publish-Sen ile continues to pursue his daily . 2 ’ ’ tasks, setting time without the use 01: . . glasses and in the absence of power I ” walk until 1893.. t/ake any more degrees. The ordeal to which he was sublected was so so- vele that it is not likely his father Otto Rhode would permit him to con- tinuo the ln' tuition for Some years to I..- come. ‘ i and the (leglee team hands he fell are Georgie Noumann, five, and I'tlcn Strand, three and a illnlf. North avenue, I Having: heard their fathers talkingz‘ 3' about initiations in local lodges. they” ' I icoucelved the idea of organizing all For the especial benefit at the 1.13 youngest generation in Smmtord,w11- 1': . lie Rhode is a small boy, the son of . . “ Otto Rhode, the well known bhrber, j " He has been with us for some time. ‘ ‘j ience which betell him at the tender 1 age of two and n half years, has re~ : But since he is e j “hero" nothing else will do but give 2. the New Rochelle Evening Standard I”: - in the . ~- A‘- l. . 9.5.554! ‘ u 5 u : u z - : , n ‘ a5 Willie is two and a half years old . into whose 5,: The lodge room was the cel- , _ lar under .lncobson's clothing store on :: order all their own. A ritual was uorkcd out and the degree team 1e- E llearsed, (Ind the next thing was (-71 florid member to try the initiation (111.: ” Approached by Friends. little \‘1' 11110 Hilode 11 nice little (1 v was fond of being in their company, and 111m glrI.’ ir‘r‘d that their order i'llil‘lt be a close (orporation and that f‘1(.r l i‘rh-uds n list all belong to the some} lioduo or discontinue their frlclldsbil. ‘80 they (Ipprolched Willie and put it. stl’ni'grt up to him. tc join our lodjt Willie agreed, and started EOi'lilWltg to join. i N011 the first)”: point upon (Interim: the lodge was that the candidate must lost- and ullcnlcujnbercd. This was to he s1 lubollvcd by; stripping the ennui gtoe first degree. .- i Reduced to the “Altogether." Taking Willie into .lat‘obson's'ceilar, they stripped him of'his clothing and“ E'lili lt 1111(l(r an iron grating They were starting he. ithlillliOil when a lli)i:-e l‘rlgiltelzb ”them and they ran lawuy. leaving! their shivering little vic. tlni standing in Ithe big, cold cellar Finding lliltllcii deserted he began to ,crv. 1 11111 futll’or heard him and went to the rescue carrying him to his home nenrlly A little girl who had seen part of the initiation from the hack v,nl‘(l showed Mt. Rilode “here Wil- lle's clothes were hidden. 1111‘ Rhode found that the. boy“ who already show 1111.; symptoms of a cold, and for an sll;111"tllnssaged lliln, and then rolled ‘ lhim in n blanket, gave 111111 (1 stimu- lant, and put. him to bed. The deuree team were found later 111 the afternoon and admitted they Illnd been lnitinting Willie. but promis. ed never to do it again. So did Willie qua.» «rat—WW M R. GARDNER'B BIRTHDAY One of the oldest printers in all New ‘ England. and unquestionably the old- est in Norwaill, is Maury ill. Gardner. who celebrated ,‘blrtllduy today. Possessed of all his faculties end reniurlmhly well preserv- ed, Mr. Gardner £appears much young ” in his plant he still "kicks” the press- es as it is called; with a great deal of r’vlgor. no was-born in the Town of Deal, County of, Kent, England, No- vember 24518111,.uud come to America when thirteen years of one. Iiie first worked in a printing establishment in Philadelphia. and did not come to Nor- ol’ the lneollollichl department of the the lime. in 1895 'Mr. Gardner opened his printing office and has been. doing job and commercial work ever place. of (truce-Episcopal Church. _. , l. umammyu‘u >J~ mau- temp; 11‘ 11110 to in I'l I I:I:l:-.-.I I :-‘| I'n;u'l‘ . . . l I...- u I'- .- - e ' ’ 'I'I'I I'I‘n'l r- . '2‘ . IzlzliiilJJJ e "'So‘e' llcrc 1111.19 one." said the three-'3 mid half year did; Strdnd boy “1“ voui input to to om§riend you will be 111% l l I,I,l.- -:!:-:I:-: . lillif- ‘ll"Illl II . i enter as 11(.(1me,inl(l the world SW 11 l l 3 (into us the} (191 ill some lodges, for , -:-: . o . I I:4:I:I:I l'u'n I On Ill .... .l.l.l.l '1 Itltli v‘rx 11.....- he I:- o. . . .l '0 11-33;.,-_-,-.l.l.-.l.l.l.l.l. u:-:.;-,-:n,-,e_-,I.I.«.I:I.-.I.I.-.I.I.I.I.l - I a -;-‘- '3 his eighty second . [.1 l.l I u.I.u I,- . IJJZI . . In gun. a n Then he took charge - INorwulk Gazette} the daily newspaper _ liven-known throughout the State at” The printer its"? thirtysecond degree , 1111162. 111111 11 tihi-lner. lie is a member. 7 ~sentlnel Wants are a quick action and inexpensive means or comment, 5 ‘ ‘ action. They afford 11 «met way ‘ . .rsouyqupn: ~ ~ «mm WiilStart This ”Great Offer Into Your Home The Sentinel for 8 months” . . . $1.25 Metropolitan Magazine, 3 months .45 The FashiOnable. Woman, 3 months .75 Hearst’s Magazine, -for 8.. months .45 All for $1.60 __.—____—..- $2.90 How You May aGet Them 1 We collect 35c with the order, and then the newsboy collects for the' paper at. rate of 12 cents a week. So all you” have to do is send in the Coupon and 35c, and the collections for the paper- will take care of Balance. Call at Sentinel Cities and let us show you sample coppies of these magazines.” These magazines can be mailed anywhere in the United States without extra charge. ‘ ‘ :11 COUPON PUBLISHERS SENTINEL: i band you herewith this coupon and 85 cents, forwhlch please do- liver (or mull) The Sentinel for ”three months. and mail The Metropoli- . tun. The Fashionable Woman and Henrst.’ a Magazine for three months, Ii‘or which I agree to pay the balance at the into of 12 cents Weekly. » ,Sigflfid i....‘n-u..-n”uncut-an...-u-nouonnnuu”nun-5..... .5. Street c....--uo-nor;:e rustle-seni-evacuate-nun-ueu“an“...n...u 11m; , . .‘ . 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